Why are housing prices in Beijing getting higher and higher?

Because good resources are in big cities.

I once read Engels’s On Housing Problems, which he wrote more than 140 years ago. I feel that I have benefited a lot from it now. High housing prices are an inevitable problem faced by the development of modern big cities. Especially for houses in the city center, if more resources are available, the price will inevitably be very high.

Is there a shortage of housing? In fact, there is no shortage of housing at all, but at the cost of high housing prices, more elites are left. Then, with the blessing of the aura of the elite, the city will surely become more glorious. future. People who don't have enough money to buy a house will be squeezed out of this high housing price circle. This is the law of urban development.

As the capital, Beijing’s prices 20 years ago were not comparable to those in other cities. Even more so now, the only places in my country that can compare housing prices with Beijing are those first-tier cities and Hong Kong. Ask yourself, are there not only the elites here besides the indigenous people, but also people who are working hard to repay their loans. But the best locations and the best resources still belong to the elite.

If there are more elites, then we need super elites. Housing prices will naturally rise. If nature is a natural survival of the fittest, then the continuous rise in housing prices is an artificial phenomenon controlled by the market and capital. The way to select elites. In addition, the fact that money is becoming less valuable is also a reason, but I don’t think it is the main reason.

I am someone who is willing to pay for high housing prices. Although I will also criticize high housing prices, I hope that I can let my descendants have a higher starting point than me and have more resources than me. If you stand on the shoulders of others and move forward, even if you will not be rich in the future, you will still not be poor. The above is my personal superficial indirection, I hope the author of the question will accept it.